Glass fiber chopped strand mat is suitable for the production of hand lay-up or molding FRP products. Widely used in automobiles, hulls, sanitary ware, electrical insulators, anti-corrosion, pipes and other products.

Aircraft: With a high strength-to-weight ratio, fiberglass mats are ideal for aircraft fuselages, propellers, and nose cones for high-performance jets.

Cars: Structures and bumpers, from cars to heavy commercial construction equipment, beds for vans, and even armored vehicles. All these parts that are often exposed to the most severe weather and are subject to wear and tear.
Boats: 95% of boats are made of fibre mat for its ability to withstand cold and heat. Its resistance to corrosion, salt water and atmospheric pollution.

Steel Construction: Bridge decking steel bars are replaced by fiberglass, which has the strength of steel and resists corrosion at the same time. For suspension bridges with wide spans, if they were made of steel, they would collapse under their own weight. It has been proven that fiberglass road rails are stronger than their steel counterparts. Water and electricity transmission towers, to street light poles, and street manhole covers are widely used because of their strength, light weight and durability.

Fiberglass cloth and fiberglass mat are considerably different materials. Fiberglass cloth or fabric is a class of woven fabric that is available in several different types of weaves. If you want to create a lightweight (but strong) laminate, fiberglass cloth is your best bet.

Fiberglass mat, features randomly oriented fibers without defined patterns.This property makes it the best option for creating complex shapes and tight corners when used with a mold. However, the mat is not very strong, so choose woven cloth or blend the two fiberglass products.

Chopped strand mat provides extra thickness when fabrication parameters require it, and helps to strengthen the bond between layers. In a gelcoat laminate, the mat is commonly used to prevent print-through, which occurs when the fiberglass texture is visible through the resin.